This is a biannual unfiltered raw sake from the vat.
I bought it after last year.
It has a fruity and mellow taste with a sharpness.
The impression is that it is a well-balanced nama-zake.
A fizzy, unpasteurized version of Tazake.
The fruity aroma characteristic of Tazake is retained, and the sake goes down the throat smoothly, making it very easy to drink.
The bitterness accentuates the taste and keeps you from getting bored.
The taste does not lose even after a few days of drinking.
This is a quintessential Tasake.
A local brand in Kagawa.
I think the percentage of izakaya (Japanese style pubs) in Kagawa that carry this brand is high.
I felt the strength of this light, dry sake was as strong as the curry udon noodles at the end of the meal.
Koei Kiku is the most popular chrysanthemum of the moment.
Natural lactobacillus brewed with Kame-no-o.
It is very tasty with a pleasant sweetness and sourness.